More Footage From SAINTS Parade

MORE FROM THE NEW ORLEANS SAINTS' VICTORY PARADE ON FEBRUARY 9, 2010.

WE LOVE OUR SAINTS!

Last night’s parade was a true testimony to what the SAINTS’ Super Bowl win has done for our state. We thank them from the bottom of our collective hearts. This video shows the sheer excitement and elation that we all experienced as they returned to their city.

Buddy D Tribute Parade

For those of you who missed the Buddy D drag parade in honor of the Saints' Super Bowl appearance, here you go ...

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS, WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS . . .

February 7, 2010 will forever go down in history as a truly remarkable, unforgettable moment – at least for us diehard NEW ORLEANS SAINTS fans. We always BELIEVED that our winning moment would come & it couldn’t have come at a better time. For all of the turmoil the city has gone through since Hurricane Katrina ripped the heart out of it – for all of the problems the city has had with crime, corruption and dirty politics – we can now breathe a collective sigh of relief, if only for a moment.

The French Quarter and points beyond erupted in elation in the last few seconds of Sunday night’s Super Bowl. Super Bowl 44 will forever be marked by the poignancy and excitement the SAINTS’ win brought to Louisiana. It will forever be a source of pride and we will always cherish this victory. I believe only a true Louisianian can understand what this win means to us – not as SAINTS fans, but as Louisiana citizens.

Thank you Drew Brees. Thank you Tracy Porter. Thank you Sean Payton. Thank you Darren Sharper. Thank you Robert Meacham. Thank you Devery Henderson. Thank you Pierre Thomas. Thank you, Deuce. And yes, even a thank you goes out to Payton Manning. Sorry for your loss, buddy, but you couldn’t have done us a bigger favor. Thank you to all who truly believed that we would one day reach this milestone – a milestone that no naysayer can ever, ever take away from us.

GEAUX SAINTS! WHO DAT? WE DAT!

New Orleans SAINTS Pull Off Win

New Orleans Saints put on offensive show in 45-27 rout of Detroit in opener
by Jeff Duncan, The Times-Picayune
Sunday September 13, 2009, 3:45 PM

Drew Brees threw for 358 yards and six touchdowns and running back Mike Bell had 143 yards on 28 carries and the New Orleans Saints have 515 total offensive yards and crushed the Detroit Lions 45-27 Sunday afternoon at the Superdome. KEEP READING

Vick Returns As Stallworth Departs

Michael Vick returns to the NFL as Donte Stallworth leaves and each move is fitting
by John DeShazier, The Times-Picayune
Friday August 14, 2009, 10:23 AM

One high-profile NFLer was welcomed back while another was suspended without pay for the season on Thursday. And while some folks seem to have a problem with that, reasoning that the former (Michael Vick) forever should be banned and that the latter (Donte Stallworth) showed enough contrition and paid enough restitution to make his season-long ban overkill, I'm definitely not one of 'em. KEEP READING